I don't care if he's ugly or if he's sociable.
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And what if interferon gamma is crucial to being sociable?
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"A very loving, passionate and sociable person," Cordova said of Moreno.
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"He's a lively and sociable man," Victoria said of her husband.
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Both bird species are whip-smart, sociable, energetic, talkative and loud.
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At the same time, he is thorough and strong, very sociable.
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Would I have grown into a more secure or sociable boyfriend?
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My husband was bright and sociable, an adoring father and husband.
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To his players he is an understanding friend, sociable and considerate.
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He was a sociable man, and he wore his generosity openly.
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The nests can hold up to 100 families of sociable weaves.
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The presumption that autistic people are not sociable effectively dehumanizes them.
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"It doesn't sound like [the Shavers] were sociable people," Herrell tells PEOPLE.
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Comment from discussion sociable-introvert's comment from discussion "Young Stephen Colbert (1984)".
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The vibes on these days are charming and sociable, especially at work.
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A shaven man was perceived as a team player, disciplined and sociable.
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Ms. Murtazayeva said he is sociable at kindergarten and has many friends.
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"It's not even sociable," he said of the reported offer of briefings.
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Truckers are not especially sociable, Mr Liu explains, back in the cab.
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They also helped make Claire more outgoing and sociable, her dad says.
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The tableau is sociable and cross-class in a lonely and fragmenting society.
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It also seems to make animals less sociable than would otherwise be expected.
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"We're just very sociable, and we don't have the time, really," he said.
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According to the couple, Stepan is a sociable bear who loves to play.
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Christopher, her brother, is far more sociable and worldly, yet unanchored and adrift.
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Being sociable is widely considered to be a fundamental part of being human.
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But the subjects whose training included acceptance and equanimity were measurably more sociable.
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"Going out, being sociable holds a heavy price," she wrote on Instagram in January.
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Krall said Belarus is an extremely friendly and sociable cat, always looking for attention.
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Sam Harris told WSOC through the interpreter that his brother was funny and sociable.
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It could be that comparatively sociable, healthy people are more likely to acquire dogs.
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Sociable and spirited, the engaging nature of Living Coral welcomes and encourages lighthearted activity.
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Ferrets are usually playful and sociable, but also territorial, according to the Merck Manual.
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The Moon is in sociable Air sign Aquarius, putting you in a friendly mood.
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All of these little things made the studio what it was: a sociable spot.
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Gem risings are clever and sometimes tricksters, known to be chatty, changeable, and sociable.
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A sociable former bartender, Buczek became a fixture of the South Line Fire Company.
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I used to be sociable, but now I don't even know who I am.
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Sociable weavers don't migrate, and some chicks don't even leave the nest at all.
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He said that people in those countries love music and are generally very sociable.
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You're in a sociable mood today, Aquarius: Make time to hang out with friends!
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For example, sociable Libras probably don't mind closer sleeping quarters than, say, more solitary Scorpios.
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Automation will allow farmers to work more sociable hours, says Dewi Jones of Coleg Cambria.
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It says the sociable birds can roam freely but usually stay close to the lake.
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You're in a sociable, gregarious mood today thanks to the Moon entering Fire sign Sagittarius.
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A sociable, fun energy arrives on August 29, when Mercury also meets Venus in Virgo.
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There's a full moon in sociable Libra on the 31st, which fully supports this motion.
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Those factors created a drive toward what Williams calls, with her favorite epithet, "sociable" consumption.
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Anyone that knows Esmé will surely tell you she is the most sociable baby going.
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An exciting new Moon waxes in sociable Libra on Sunday until 10:123 p.m. EST.
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She learned to communicate better and became more sociable with her classmates, Ms. Terrero said.
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In "Cogenitor," the crew befriends a sociable alien race with a similar mission of exploration.
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We both also love our own time, we're both sociable introverts, we like to be alone.
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"Being sociable, Angela really suffered being isolated from her friends for so long," says Pomaro, 53.
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These animals, which prefer tropical and subtropical waters, are highly sociable and are rarely seen alone.
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Technology also helps to isolate them literally: time spent in sociable and risky play is declining.
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Like kangaroos, they hop and hang out with their friends, making them a super-sociable animal.
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LONDON, says Tony Dennis, a 62-year-old security guard, is a city of "sociable loners".
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The good-natured, sociable Lipizzans were bred for pleasure, not war—or cut-throat Olympic competitions.
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"Going out, being sociable holds a heavy price," she wrote in a post after her diagnosis.
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Now, I don't have to be quite as in your face and sociable with my clients.
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" Princess Kate added, "It's all about standing up there and being super-confident, being super sociable . . .
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And often people with anxiety or depression will party even harder to try and feel sociable.
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Try to be sociable on Slack, send some dumb tweets, ask people how their day is.
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Try ballroom dancing or other forms of dancing; it's a fun and sociable way to exercise.
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Cats: Despite their aloof reputation, cats are just as sociable as dogs, a new study found.
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" He wrote in an email, "As climate change makes temperatures more extreme, people should become less sociable.
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José, de 30 años, era callado e introvertido, todo lo contrario de David, muy simpático y sociable.
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I think of the stereotypical engineer -- not worried about a lot of things, and not as sociable.
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WhatsApp — best friend, sociable, fun, brings people together, straightforward, honest, reliable, faithful, discrete, nimble, agile, dynamic, current.
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People are using [the scores] for dating apps, to show they are sociable, marriage-able young people.
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It's natural, therefore, that a platform full of young sociable people would give rise to humorous content.
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He was wealthy, sociable and open-handed, while his sporting success made him wildly popular back home.
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You're in the mood to connect with friends thanks to the Moon in sociable Air sign Libra.
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He was very sociable, talking with her mother for hours, and he took Grace out to restaurants.
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Steve Bruce is so sociable, he has an entire Twitter account dedicated to his antics at weddings.
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In other words, introverts are believed to judge the world more accurately than their more sociable peers.
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Mr. Cott was the more sociable of the two, and saucy; he was also slipping into dementia.
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More stridently political, they're nevertheless distinguished by that same puckish, sociable New York School ethos of cultural consumerism.
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His owner, Rachel Krall, told Insider he's one of the most sociable and sweet cats she's ever met.
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What was once an attraction in Indonesia's sociable culture became a liability in 2014's fractious presidential election.
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Without this hormone, it can be harder to pick up on social cues and even be more sociable.
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"It was a funny event because my mom's very sociable, always getting people together," Gates tells the students.
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I'm more sociable than I was before, not as depressed, and I've got a new sense of energy.
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The same would be true if people high in interferon gamma were less intellectually gifted but more sociable.
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She could be sociable with reporters, sipping wine after hours and offering guidance behind closed West Wing doors.
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Trees are sociable, it turns out, and even somewhat selfless, nurturing their drought-stricken or wounded arboreal siblings.
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I'm mostly in the kitchen, which allows me to be sociable and antisocial in just the right balance.
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Cats and dogs: Despite their aloof reputation, cats are just as sociable as dogs, a new study found.
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By studying penguins, which are highly sociable, Dr. Sladen said, researchers could also gain insights into human behavior.
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Also, speakers (male or female) who swore during a mixed-gender conversation were rated as being less sociable.
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But people outside of the prison population—otherwise well-connected, sociable people—can also powerfully long for human touch.
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Judith Donath is a Harvard Berkman Faculty Fellow and formerly director of the MIT Media Lab's Sociable Media Group.
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Traces of Lipton's own charming, sociable personality show in subjects that are boisterously happy to be photographed up close.
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I'm generally a pretty sociable person and it's the one thing I absolutely hate to do when traveling alone.
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These are chemically sociable elements, happy to bond with other compounds and minerals and tumble about in the dirt.
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As humans, we're nosy, sociable people who want to know what our neighbors around the world are up to.
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"Well, I wish I had been more sociable," Gates told students at Harvard during a Q&A on Thursday.
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Her art is soft and sociable but dangerous underneath, as strange and as acute as fish out of water.
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Beautiful people are more sociable than everybody else, the science says — or at least we're biased to think so.
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You're in a sociable mood today, Aquarius—at least until this evening, when the mood becomes much more serious.
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How does this fit with your finding that residents of the most Republican region are friendly, sociable and considerate?
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" The ICRC described Liman as "a sociable, dynamic and enthusiastic woman who was much loved by family and friends.
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Gemini is a light, sociable energy, so the vibe will be chill and friendly when Venus is in this sign.
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The seats are arranged in a U-shape, so passengers all face each other, making the car ride more sociable.
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Every writer dreads losing the connection to the work, the momentum, and to keep it, you can't truly be sociable.
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While our society tends to associate extroversion with happiness, this doesn't mean introverts are less happy than more sociable people.
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Scientists have for decades claimed that older adults, both male and female, are typically less sociable than their younger counterparts.
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But when Ms. Danley was living with Mr. Paddock in a Reno subdivision, the couple were not viewed as sociable.
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"Young professionals flock to [climbing gyms] after work because the exercise is intense, unstructured and sociable," writes NYT's Kate Dwyer.
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For months I lived like this, vibrant and sociable in the day, alone and miserable in my head at night.
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A stand of pines juts into the course here and provides a sociable vantage over hallowed ground and consequential golf.
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While Nixon's Emily is no Miranda, she is smart, silly, sociable, principled and above all engaged with everything and everyone.
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Once she realized that police and vets were trying to help her, terrified Frida transformed into a sociable and loving dog.
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But even then I wonder what the point is if I am unwilling to do the hard work of being sociable.
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In high school, Mr. Moore was elected student body president but is remembered by classmates as more hard-working than sociable.
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"As soon as I got her, I was so amazed by how incredibly cool, smart and sociable they are," she said.
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Young professionals have been flocking to indoor climbing walls in recent years, seeking an exercise that is intense, unstructured and sociable.
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Energetic and sociable, Kanatchikov set out to improve himself with "The Self-Teacher of Dance and Good Manners" as his guide.
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The Dennetts are unusually easygoing and sociable, and they quickly became friends with the couple next door, Basil and Bertha Turner.
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Once outgoing and sociable, engaged in local activities including a community choir, he'd been jolted by a diagnosis of early dementia.
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Dr Feig and others have shown that the female offspring of stressed male mice tend to be more anxious and less sociable.
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I consider myself a fairly normal sociable person, but all of my friends are couples so I can never meet single people.
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He is chatty and sociable and seems to be on a first-name basis with pretty much every person in the building.
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Sociable but square, he didn't drink until he was 21, even though he'd gone to a college with a reputation for partying.
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The group shot with friends may indeed communicate that you are sociable and friendly, but this isn't what's making you more attractive.
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At 82, he had a long history of cardiac problems and was several years into Alzheimer's disease, but remained mobile and sociable.
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But at least since the roboticist Cynthia Brazeal's pioneering work with "sociable robots," people have suspected that machines could evince autonomy and affect.
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In 2008, when the Queen's eldest grandchild, Peter Phillips, wed the then-Autumn Kelly, the couple rode away in the Balmoral Sociable carriage.
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We caught up with the gregarious, sociable director to chat migrants, bodily metaphors, and the duty to film and share with the world.
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"Sociable and spirited, the engaging nature of living coral welcomes and encourages lighthearted activity," Pantone wrote in an Instagram post explaining the selection.
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Back from my trip out West, I organized a slumber party for four sociable robots in a suite in a midtown Manhattan hotel.
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Experiments have shown that we consider attractive people "as more sociable, dominant, sexually warm, mentally healthy, intelligent, and socially skilled" than unattractive people.
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She also wrote Designing Sociable Robots and has published over 210 peer-reviewed articles on topics ranging from robot learning to autonomous robots.
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Going across the river that night he met some more sociable acquaintances, and the cat boarded the train with him as a result.
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You can also close the window for ultimate privacy, though this is not the most sociable way to travel if you're not alone.
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"Sociable and dominant people" — sociability and dominance are aspects of extroversion — "are more likely to assert themselves in group situations," the researchers write.
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In particular, there are few studies of whether the link is reciprocal—whether conviviality, or at least a sociable environment, affects susceptibility to alcohol.
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Gina DiNardo, Vice President of the AKC, says the breed's been a mainstay on the list for its sociable nature and ease of training.
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Their day typically starts at 3 AM, but thankfully they've invited me along at this slightly more sociable hour to watch them in action.
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Our own "sociable" reading takes the form of the best seller, which millions of us read at roughly the same time with similar response.
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Then you have Harnaam Kaur, who is the most sociable, fun-loving person, and they come together to make me whole, if that makes sense.
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The calm, even breaths send messages of safety, Gerbarg says, which reduces anxious or depressive thoughts, and allows more loving and sociable emotions to emerge.
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Still, it came as a shock when Sheridan Hookimaw, a sociable 13-year-old girl, took her own life last October, her great-aunt said.
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Most of the people who worked with him agreed that, while he could be prickly, he was respected, sociable, and well-liked among his colleagues.
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Good vibes come later on— The Moon connects with Venus (at 12:48 PM) and Mercury (at 10:55 PM), creating a charming, sociable energy.
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The research found that playing team-based games, and especially the war games used in the study, can make people more sociable in real life.
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"While I find most software engineers to be a bit introverted, I thought James was really smart and very sociable and outgoing," Ms. Tsui said.
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Por el momento, nuestra conclusión personal sigue una máxima de Shakespeare: "El buen vino es cosa buena y sociable, cuando de él no se abusa".
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Since you've described a sociable workplace, consider conversational or topical gambits: joking, shared hobbies or interests, talk of sports or family or whatever feels right.
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"He's very sociable and he finds a way to talk to all the guys in this room," guard Ali Marpet said, standing at his locker.
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Formerly a local sailors' bar, the Madrid became a clubhouse for artists and poets in the 280s and maintains a sociable, but laid-back, atmosphere.
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A classmate described him to the Meduza news website as cheerful and sociable, a man who loved to joke and the life of any party.
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Maybe you're only agreeing out of politeness or a fear of losing friends, or because you like to think of yourself as a sociable person.
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The evidence is clear: Martin is a very sociable fellow who is more than happy for fellow writers to help tell his story in one medium.
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When Google and Microsoft boast of their deep investments in artificial intelligence and machine learning, they highlight flashy ideas like unbeatable Go players and sociable chatbots.
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But the two men did keep talking, and, the next year, Yeltsin told Clinton about a man whom he considered to be thorough, strong, and sociable.
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His grad school classmates said he was extremely sociable and well-liked, a member of the competitive dance team, the rowing team, and the wrestling team.
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Michelle Willoughby told The Denver Post in a story published Monday that Scott Ostrem had been outgoing, sociable and athletic before taking the drug in 663.
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You're in a very chatty, sociable mood during the first part of the day; however, later this evening, your focus will shift to home and family.
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That's far too intimate, especially when you can just send the same emojis over and over again, or maybe a gif if you're feeling extra sociable.
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"She's sociable, she's going out of her comfort zone, she's talking with people, she is active, doing a lot of things, good mood, happy," he said.
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Lemurs, originally from Madagascar, are "sociable animals", the zoo said, and the ring-tailed variety is easily identifiable by its long black-and-white striped tail.
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But, for disabled people like me, snow is an immobilizing force, rendering us trapped, unable to enjoy the winter wonderland and be sociable like everyone else.
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As a teen, he was kidnapped by pedophiles in a van after his mother told him to be more sociable, only to outwit them with sarcasm.
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Niru, the narrator of Uzodinma Iweala's "Speak No Evil," would seem to be his Nigerian-born parents' greatest success: sociable and athletic, cultured and Harvard-bound.
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Neither too precious nor too serious, their restraint was much appreciated amid the weekend's ocular onslaught — as was the building's very sociable feline-in-residence, Garfield.
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Dedicated kink venues—actual safe spaces free from stigma and hostility—cultivate a less insular, more sociable scene than social media or dating apps ever can.
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Afternoon tea, traditionally a small, sociable meal between lunch and dinner, has been a hallmark of the East 252th Street hotel since it opened in 1904.
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Drawing on chatty letters, Lerner gives us a vivid picture of Kantorowicz's appetite for sociable pleasures: ambidextrous erotic dalliances, fancy meals, copious boozing, fishing and gossip.
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The report, which was recently highlighted on the TODAY show, found that people who make their beds tend to be adventurous, confident, sociable and high-maintenance.
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When I spoke to Hare about his new project, Sociable Soccer, he recalled how putting the fun in defending was absolutely essential for the Sensi team.
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Mephedrone is a drug associated with gay sex, which is funny given I was taking it merely to be sociable in the most sexually austere of environments.
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Honey Sherman, described as vivacious and sociable, drove to South Carolina with her friends on a golfing road trip the week before her death, the friend said.
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Attracting 1.5 million sellers since its launch, Poshmark has found a niche in the clothing resale business, with an app that makes cleaning out your closet sociable.
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Nick Stergiou, a freelance film production supervisor, said he knew Mr. Shields as a polite and sociable neighbor who regularly threw parties in the backyard adjoining his.
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He was sociable, happy to tag along on lunch dates or trips to the store, where he'd yell "Hi!" at strangers who complimented his bright red hair.
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There are lots of things you can do though, such as joining a team to keep yourself accountable, making exercise sociable, and setting yourself performance-based goals.
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Of course, part of me would remain my normal introverted self, but I'd also have to become sociable, extroverted, charming, cunning, crafty, bullshitting, bold, confident, and careful.
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Mr. Marchand is "very optimistic and sociable," Dr. Billat says, "with many friends," and numerous studies suggest that strong social ties are linked to a longer life.
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Some of them it was just, "Don't speak unless spoken to," and they wouldn't even look at you and then some of them would be perfectly sociable.
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The Sun enters fellow water sign Cancer on Thursday morning, making you more sociable for the rest of its stay in the creativity sector of your chart.
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In fact, one of the few studies directly examining fatigue and sociable, extroverted behavior actually suggests that everyone—introverts and extroverts alike—is worn out by social situations.
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That research found that bedmakers tended to be adventurous, confident, sociable and high-maintenance, while people who don't make their beds were typically shy, moody, curious and sarcastic.
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Please help me, I really want to change into a normal, sociable person people wouldn't be disgusted with, but I have almost no idea how to proceed, Ben.
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Grant drank in a very American way—not like the sociable, southern-European kind of drinking, or even the clubbable, competitive drinking of the nineteenth-century British Army.
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Having a former president at the helm proved particularly productive, with foreign leaders and business people opening their doors — and their wallets — to the preternaturally sociable Mr. Clinton.
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A new study from the University of California, Davis, finds that drinking coffee before group discussions or activities could help you be more sociable, self-confident and engaged.
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Unless owners are able to work from home, or their home is their work, their sociable canids must stay captive and alone for the majority of their days.
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Thus, with the freshness of a new decade upon me, I plan to return to an original, humane, childlike and sociable state: to quit the act of quitting.
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Grilled sardines are eaten in a sociable setting with a glass of wine and chunks of fresh-made bread while sat outside as Lisbon's day turns into night.
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He says he's just not feeling very sociable, which is totally fine, but I'm frustrated that he asked me to hang out when really he wants to be alone.
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Ellie Bailey: I actually think l am more confident now, because it's so sociable at the races and you talk to so many people you wouldn't normally talk to.
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Ted Bundy was one of them, just because he, like Joanna, had that very, very pleasant approach and was very sociable, and then ended up being a complete lunatic.
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He often listens in on campaign conference calls from the family's home in Chappaqua, N.Y. But his unpredictable and sociable nature can also cause problems for his wife's candidacy.
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The study authors note that, for better or worse, we tend to ascribe positive characteristics to attractive people: We assume they're more sociable and competent at interpersonal relation, while.
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There was some envy, perhaps, of a girl so self-sufficient (though pleasant, smart, musical, organized, sociable) that all she needed to sleep with was a smooth, black rock.
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It sounds as if your real problem is that you aren't naturally sociable, and so your involvement in family gatherings over the years has been more burden than pleasure.
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As the sign of celebration and parties, you love nothing more than enjoying time with the people you love, so Fruit Punch, a sociable, creative strain, is totally you.
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" The other, a "Relaxed Leader" who is sociable, generally optimistic and empathizes with the emotions of others, depicts the whole Cruz family with the words "our best days are ahead.
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In one study she and Breazeal conducted in 2001, looking at the emotional impact of two sociable robots, Turkle says she became worried about the strong attachments kids were developing.
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The building, a redesign of the Agnelli Foundation headquarters in Torino, Italy, will attempt to demonstrate how the Internet of things can help make our spaces more sustainable and sociable.
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With our self-esteem being dragged through the dirt on a weekly basis, any thought of Fantasy Football being 'fun' or 'sociable' or 'enjoyable' has gone out of the window.
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"Aisle passengers are often more sociable and definitely more amenable as people; they are also more likely to be restless fliers and less adept at sleeping on planes," Hemmings added.
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Mt Eden, Greenlane, Viaduct, Hobson St, Manurewa, Newmarket, Mt Eden... made all my appointments and events on time, enjoyed the sun, so much more sociable and less stressful than driving!
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Bletchley Park itself, a pile of best "lavatory Gothic" as she later described it, was sociable for a spy-centre; she danced Scottish reels on the lawn and sang madrigals.
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In the sociable, bowl-shaped Piazza del Campo, the focal point of town, we sat down between a young couple making out and two students reuniting with a former teacher.
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While those applying to the position could look forward to competitive pay and sociable working hours, there's a snag for any aspiring doughnut shop workers living an animal-free lifestyle.
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Keep up the après-ski vibe at Snowboat, a sociable, yacht-shaped bar and restaurant on the banks of the Matter Vispa River, which runs through the middle of Zermatt.
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"He's a really good people person, sociable, you could be having a really bad day and here comes Tipene and his cheeky remarks, just to brighten your day," she said.
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There's an array of technology specifically aimed at helping you make friends, including Bumble BFF, a sociable spinoff of the dating app, and Hey Vina, which matches like-minded women.
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We can't say for sure if this is how Williams' stellium affects her, but, in general, she likely comes off as especially Libran (read: sociable, fair, and perhaps a tad indecisive).
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The Center for Creative Leadership (CCL), a nonprofit that trains some 20,000 leaders annually, suggest a couple solutions to overcome the pervasive bias that overweight leaders aren't hardworking, energetic, or sociable.
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But moving the chimps now at universities and other research centers into retirement sanctuaries in the United States is taking longer than advocates for the intelligent and sociable animals had hoped.
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" Jim Watkins, the owner of Sociable Cider Werks in Minneapolis, had a man bun until a couple of months ago when he "did a TV spot and saw myself on screen.
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The painting reflects the different aspects of Sher-Gil's personality — outgoing and sociable, as she was known among those who encountered her at Parisian parties, or tucked away and painting vigorously.
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"It wasn't easy, because people started dating in 27th grade, and I was scared," Chonco said, recalling his time as an otherwise sociable teenager in the South African state of KwaZulu-Natal.
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He was ruled too sociable for the frontline by police trainers, and was let go from the training program while he was being fostered at the official residence of the Queensland governor.
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In a paper just published in Experimental Biology, Matthew Swierzbinski, Andrew Lazarchik and Jens Herberholz of the University of Maryland have shown that a sociable upbringing does indeed increase sensitivity to alcohol.
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The brother of a deaf man fatally shot by a North Carolina State Highway Patrol trooper after an attempted traffic stop remembered his sibling as a sociable man with a great smile.
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Young professionals flock to these playgrounds after work because the exercise is intense, unstructured and sociable; the gyms may be one of the last urban locales where talking to strangers is encouraged.
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Imagine living in a hotel, but with lots of sociable well-off young people who have just left the nest and need "help" and "security reassurance" in their home-away-from-home.
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More from VICE: Or if you regularly saw your parents sitting around on a Sunday afternoon with their friends and a few beers, you might expect beer to make you more sociable.
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Until he was 10, Vargas Llosa enjoyed a pampered childhood in a house filled with members of his mother's sociable, middle-class family, which can trace its pedigree to early Spanish colonists.
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I ate with fellow guests — notably more subdued than during the sociable wine-drinking the night before — on the lower terrace, where onetime sinks and bathtubs had been sawed into unexpected chairs.
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Sociable servers will suggest house specialties like fried tripe — crisp, generously salted and sprinkled with fresh rosemary — but recent highlights also included thick-cut Piedmontese beef tartare and pillowy pumpkin-stuffed tortelli.
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"Having him so popular made it worse on some days, but made it way better on most days," Brant Pinvidic said, who was known for his unnaturally sociable pet turkey named Albert.
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After I'd racked up thirty hours of it and tallied exactly one seabird of note, a Kerguelen petrel, I dialled back and devoted myself to the more sociable compulsion of playing bridge.
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Born in Mexico City in 1904, Covarrubias was a member of Kahlo's inner circle — a highly sociable workaholic, painter, anthropologist, teacher, writer and sometime curator — who had a chameleonic talent for drawing.
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A diminutive, energetically sociable woman with seemingly indiscriminate curiosity, Ms. Weisberg gained wider recognition (and some local notoriety) in 1999 when Malcolm Gladwell wrote a long article about her in The New Yorker.
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And sleep-deprived people actually are more accident-prone, less optimistic and sociable, and less able to read and express emotions, so you can see why, theoretically, they don't make for great pals.
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Few would have expected him to be sociable, but he still extended the traditional invitation to Danny Cowley, Lincoln's manager, together with his brother and assistant Nicky, to join him in his office.
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Other highlights of the weekend include an almost everlasting penalty shootout, an appearance from original Sensi designer Jon Hare's new Sociable Soccer game, and some of the finest catering the tournament has ever seen.
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A number of fast-food and casual-dining restaurants around the country, like McDonald's and Bob Evans, are actively recruiting senior citizens who employers say are more sociable and punctual than teenagers, Bloomberg reports.
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" Originally skeptical of such claims, Pollan is a convert: "A forest is a far more complex, sociable, and intelligent entity than we knew," he writes, "and it is fungi that organize the arboreal entity.
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In both tests, all the mice that had had their water laced with L. reuteri, regardless of how their autism had been induced, were more sociable than equivalents that had been drinking unlaced water.
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Barton Springs Rd.The neighborhood on Barton Springs Rd. is nice and pleasant in the way sociable people without any apparent vices who enjoy spending weekend afternoon frollicking in the park are nice and pleasant.
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Maya came to the United States for college, and she misses the sociability of her gossipy, sociable, thousand-unit apartment building where the "low ceiling" of the Soviet economy always left time for visiting.
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Other qualities Damore listed, not necessarily supported by studies, are nonetheless deeply rooted in common beliefs — for example, that men have a higher drive for status and that women are more sociable and cooperative.
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Feeling the need for air, I sit on the step of my open back door and see a rook, a sociable species of European crow, flying low toward my house through gray evening air.
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You will at times be expected to trap or handle a feral or non-sociable cat, so knowing something about a cat's psychology too is important + cat-whispering skills should come natural to you.
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Tennant nails Hardy's grumpy, anti-sociable irascibility, and Colman flawlessly covers pretty much every human emotion under the sun (her character has a pretty harrowing time of it, especially in the first two seasons).
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As Xephos nose-nudged me again, Dr. Wynne was describing genetic changes that occurred at some point in dog evolution that he says explain why dogs are so sociable with members of other species.
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If I've learned anything over the past decade in this business, it's that industry folks are a friendly bunch — but many of us also have to work extra-hard to be sociable in crowded spaces.
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I've always found Liu to be both deeply knowledgable of Facebook product and also warm and sociable in the ways necessary to understand what people want in order to grow a new part of Facebook.
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He's always been that way, and I think he's had to learn to loosen up a little bit, laugh a little bit, and make sure that people know that he's human and can be sociable.
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Sherry Turkle is a professor in the program in Science, Technology and Society at M.I.T. She is the author of "Reclaiming Conversation" and "Alone Together," both of which deal with a critique of sociable robotics.
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And 21st-century Americans are developing all these expectations of having a kind of limitless, completely fulfilling, sociable life at all times, which make us really unequipped to deal with the moments that aren't like that.
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To all outward appearance, Dzhokhar, a college student, was far better integrated into American life, and more sociable, than his glum, troubled older brother, Tamerlan, who died in a shootout with the police after the bombing.
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As Colgate University psychologist Rebecca Shiner told Science of Us, shyness is a hard trait to form a solid concept around, since there are a bunch of different reasons that people might not want to be sociable.
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If a sociable person suddenly stopped texting friends, for instance, it might indicate that he or she had become depressed, said Dr. Steve Steinhubl, director of digital medicine at the Scripps Translational Science Institute in San Diego.
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A restless and sociable genius, Mr. Mulvany set up short-term studios in more than 21906 cities during his career, but his longest stint was in Greenpoint, said Anne Weber, 266, a great-grandniece of the artist.
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Maybe it was all the Akavit we drank with that sociable local Jørn, but by the time we hit the shore side hot tubs, I saw a totally free, romantic side of Eric I had never seen before.
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Where Virgos would rather work hard to reach their goals, Libras would prefer to network their way to top (you can look to their respective ruling elements, self-reliant earth and sociable air, to better understand this difference).
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If you're making a technology about being sociable and finding your authentic self and expressing it to other people, then creating a system where people can easily compete to see who's the most popular runs antithetical to it.
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" Swiatek explains that masking perhaps comes easily to women because "there are gendered expectations placed on women from a young age, based on ideas around: be nice, be sociable, make people feel comfortable, make people feel at ease.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s, when the internet was relatively new, such benefits seemed less clear because it seemed to isolate people, but now that almost everybody is online, it has become a busy and sociable place.
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"It was sung after club matches, particularly if people had a few beers and are being sociable and having a singsong," said Richard Woodley, 46, an England fan from Newark, in Nottinghamshire, who played rugby in his youth.
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The former president also often listens in on campaign conference calls from the family's home in Chappaqua, N.Y. But as the meeting with Ms. Lynch illustrates, Mr. Clinton's unpredictable and sociable nature can cause problems for his wife's candidacy.
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Talking up the plus sides of the word machine, Tal points out it's faster than a human writer and can also scale to levels of productivity that not even the sweatiest and least sociable blogger could hope to achieve.
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"You are going to get a place to call your own for however long you want to stay, with books, magazines and newspapers, free internet and some rather sociable people to chat with, if you so choose," Pine writes.
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"Commuting is a highly stressful experience," she said, adding that poor health is further fueled by factors such as reduced physical activity leading to increased BMI and blood pressure, and less time for healthy eating, physical activity, being sociable and sleeping.
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The next year would be tough having to relearn how to do the simplest things and interact with others without the aid of booze or substances, but I got there in the end, even if I'm less sociable these days.
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But inside, as everyone in attendance knew, this was the latest art opening orchestrated by Mr. Perrotin, 50, the highly sociable gallery owner from Paris, who has emerged as one of the savviest showmen on the global commercial art scene.
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The crowd at The Arch is exactly what the IOC has in mind: mostly young professionals letting off steam after work, who see climbing as a more engaging and sociable alternative to pounding treadmills or pumping iron in a gym.
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More than half of those surveyed like to work in a sociable workplace, operate in a location that is easy to get to, that comes with a good salary and with the option of working shift patterns that suit them.
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Her short stories are marked by a strange, spectral charm — women undress down to their skeletons; a sociable hyena ventures out to a debutante ball, wearing the face of a murdered maid — but they're also a form of oblique autobiography.
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"It was an interesting time to be in a white-glove school with chandeliers, and they even gave me a maid my first year," said Debbie Bancroft, a sociable journalist who attended Finch in 1974 as its finances were imploding.
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"As a Canadian, I am ashamed by the brutal clubbing of baby seals and thus I have empathy for many of the French citizens who also experience both shame and sadness at the misery suffered by these very sociable birds," Anderson said.
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And so, the music that gives them the opportunity to incorporate that into their lives is going to be energetic, rhythmic and upbeat music, compared to the more reflective, complex things you'd prefer in the winter, when you might not be as sociable.
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The company, which manages a range of bars and restaurants, serves thousands of students at the University of Michigan and co-owners Justin Herrick and Adam Lowenstein are on the hunt for a sociable type who loves the bar and restaurant scene.
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In this sense, the hook of Nick's "barroom story" elevator pitch wasn't the story but the barroom: a loud, sociable space for people to gossip, argue, joke, and whisper, a place where decorum and politeness were not only unnecessary but actively objectionable.
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Moore was a sociable but serious boy, and today he remembers the decadence of Mardi Gras less vividly than the disapproval of some of his fellow-Baptists, to whom the debauchery seemed like proof that Catholics didn't take their Bible seriously enough.
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What once glittered with seasonal displays and pretty department store girls spraying perfume is now in disarray, as if college students returned home for the summer and dumped their stuff — the messy, last-gasp remnants of a century of polite, sociable capitalism.
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"Cocaine tends to make people go into themselves, so they can either become introverted or be very sociable but a bit dominant or self-involved," says Katy Mcleod, director of Chill Welfare, a social enterprise that runs welfare tents at festivals across the country.
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Claim a spot among the sociable crowd of expats in their finest frippery, and order a few bites: blistered padrón peppers, garlicky fried squid, crisp jamón croquettes and, if you ask nicely, a palm-size Spanish omelet filled with spicy chorizo from the regular menu.
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Rentfrow and his co-authors write that the region is defined by moderately high levels of extroversion, agreeableness, and conscientiousness, moderately low neuroticism, and very low openness and that this configuration of traits portrays the sort of person who is sociable, considerate, dutiful, and traditional.
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The Big Five traits include openness to experience (being open to trying new things), conscientiousness (being organized and detail oriented), extraversion (being outgoing and sociable), agreeableness (having a lot of care and concern for others), and neuroticism (not dealing well with stress and having more mood swings).
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These weren't the only numbers that showed dog lovers are willing to work harder when their furry friend is by their side: The same survey found that the majority of dog owners who were allowed to bring their dogs to work felt more happy and sociable, and less stressed.
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He had expressed philosophical reservations about the consequences of medicating people who were not suffering from clinical levels of emotional distress, and who were in effect using the new class of antidepressants as performance-enhancing drugs, to make themselves more confident at work or more sociable at parties.
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That being said—and this is where the intrinsic unfairness of the music industry comes into play and we come back to the variables in finding band members—it really helps to have at least one band member who is sociable and goes to shows and talks to people.
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She died in Mexico City in 2011, at the age of 94, leaving behind paintings and stories full of strange, spectral charm, in which women undress down to their skeletons and a sociable hyena might venture out to a debutante ball, wearing the face of a murdered maid.
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Benjamin Franklin once called the rattlesnake "a strong picture of the temper and conduct of America", which would make sense if America was a long-lived, slow-growing, near-sighted, sociable creature that took care of its children and spent its winters underground with dozens of its neighbors.
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Each room in the apartment is, inevitably, a gallery space — for his own productions, for vintage pieces and for the objects by the informal school of architects and designers he has gathered around him — but a sociable one: the L-shaped white divan in the living room can seat many.
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What unsupervised time they have is spent crashing on each other's couches, playing video games, and identifying crushes from their yearbooks, and if Zach seems a little more handsome, a little more sociable, a little less nerdy than his friend, it's the kind of difference in temperament that might have gone unacknowledged forever.
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The ride between floors becomes a chance for a brief, but sociable encounter — the sort of small talk that used to happen all the time at the grocery checkout line, the bank and the airline check-in counter before artificial intelligence and touch screens phased out those human interactions (and those jobs).
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As Bland's fortunes waxed and waned, Nesbit's unflagging literary productivity provided for the upkeep of her children, paid the rent on apartments, houses and holidays, subsidized down-on-their-luck relatives and the deserving poor, and bankrolled an endless stream of dinners, theatricals and house parties that Nesbit hosted for her sociable entourage.
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Exploring that history can help illuminate the promise and perils that face Barcelona's modern-day visionary, urban planner Salvador Rueda, who is now attempting to transform the city again, to prepare it for the coming rigors of climate change by making it less noisy, less polluted, and more walkable and sociable — all of which involves pushing back the tide of cars.
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Donald Trump's 27-day spiral And the hiring of Steve Bannon -- an irreverent, provocative media executive -- is setting off alarm bells even within the tightly-networked world of far-right Republican finance operatives, who are skeptical that Bannon alleviates any concern from major donors save for his longtime associates: The Mercer family of New York, led by the ultra-reclusive Bob and his more sociable daughter, Rebekah.
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The New Yorker's new technology-themed issue kicks off with the entertaining first-person story of reporter Patricia Marx's serial relationships with domestic robots, beginning with Roomba and moving through Amazon's Alexa; Jiba ("the first social robot for the home"); Loomo, a new hoverboard designed by Segway; and a salad-making robot named Sally; the story culminates in a slumber party for four sociable robots in a midtown Manhattan hotel suite.
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In "Lily Pond: Four Years With a Family of Beavers" (0003), she described beavers' sociable dam-building, kit-rearing and playful shoving matches, observed in Harriman State Park in Rockland County, N.Y. "Like Japanese wrestlers, the contenders would square off, grip one another's loose ruff with their black satiny hands, and then drive forward with all their might until the stronger one propelled the weaker backward into deep water," Ms. Ryden wrote.
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The production felt like a four-hour Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, and indeed much of what was presented from the novel explicitly copied the AA meeting format: a character stood and introduced him- or herself by name and then confessed to addiction, bad behavior, evil thoughts, and a general sense of worthlessness with a side of suicidal tendencies, while the others on stage mumbled support or acted out their own inability to behave in a remotely sociable way.
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There is a gap in the market for a decent Sensi-like arcade kick-about game, and while there are a couple waiting in the wings right now, or in the locker room I guess, yet to take their place on the pitch—keep your eye out for Sociable Soccer and Super Arcade Football—Kick Off Revival's so-very-21st-century "FIRST" status has given it an advantage, likewise its release during a major international soccer tournament (two, including the just-wrapped Copa America).
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